Caption Contest 7 - Laughter
So, here’s a crowd of people, going to see (and record) something, and they’re all laughing!
Why did they let that guy with the camera in, anyway? Is he filming the photographer or the show?
Why are a lot of these people wearing green and sitting in green chairs?
Pick a person (like the guy with the hand to his mouth) and tell us what he’s saying– or what is everyone laughing at? Your choice!
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Bad News for a Democrat
Republicans and Democrats in today’s culture have two different “guiding themes” by which they are measured. The Republicans are known to be the people of smaller government and more self destiny. The Democrats are the ones with government solutions to problems.
In reality, both of these parties differ only in degrees. Certainly the Democrats want to have more government than the Republicans, but the Republicans have been catching up—especially as they had almost exclusive power during most of President Bush’s time in office.
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Putting It In Your Eye
Personally, I don’t know how you do it. How do you place that piece of plastic on your eye every day to see? How do you not get afraid that you’ll touch or scratch your eye? How do you not panic when it goes above or underneath and you think you lost it?
It just baffles me.
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Tea Collection Press Release
As an affiliate for the Tea Collection, I thought I should pass along this press release. They are having a sale from 40-75% off their children’s clothing starting Monday June 30th, 2008.
More details after the jump…
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When Judges Become Legislators
Back when we were having the debate over Capital Punishment one of the areas that always comes up is whether it is just, and the fact that God has a bunch of rules in the Old Testament that have, as their sentence, death.
At that point, I hadn’t even realized that up until yesterday six states had the death penalty as the result of the rape of a minor.
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Ministering and Being Ministered Unto
One of the most difficult times being a stay at home parent is during the summer. For those that send their children to school, this is the time when all the children are home and it’s a disruption of the daily routine.
But even for those that homeschool their children, it can be a change of pace, and there’s definitely the desire to be outside more.
This is the perfect time to work with a teenage girl and to pass on what you’ve learned and help teach them about being a mom.
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The Problem of Differing Interpretations
Any document of any complexity will be read and interpreted differently by the readers. This is true of the Constitution to the United States and it is true of the Bible.
This fact has more to say, though, about the reader than the text itself.
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So, You Want to Build a Website?
The truth of the matter is, if you’re a business or an individual and you want to do business in the world today you have to have a website. One of my side jobs is helping churches get on the web, because more of my generation are actually going online to find out more about a congregation before even stepping foot inside its doors.
And what can be done on the web is limitless. From this blog—where I can type my thoughts from the comfort of my home and you can come, read, interact just like we were neighbors—to sites where you can buy materials, everything is being done on the web.
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